BPhillipYork: So this will go infinite with creating tokens under certain circumstances, which is a bit of a thing (all artifacts you control must be creatures, with toughness = to casting cost, so March of the Machines) since it's a may this doesn't create a forced loop and a forced draw, though you can choose to just force a draw with it
It does, however, make a full 60 card deck a little unwieldy in practice they can add quite a bit of thickness to the cards that makes them a bit challenging to shuffle
Flusterstorm had only been printed as a judge foil and in the original Commander set, which is why it was up over $100 at the time of the Iconic Masters printing
If they are holding removal or countermagic you can take that away, see what other options they have and then do your own thing with perfect information and safety
Except the Un-Sets are wild and free
Unlike other Universes Beyond releases, Tales of Middle-earth will be legal in MTG 's highly competitive Modern format, as well as in Commander and MTG 's Eternal formats